ASUS VIVOBOOK F202E: Value for money
It’s the age of the mobile worker. The workplace is no longer confined to one’s workstation. Businesses require that their employees are connected to their offices in a way that allows for quicker, smarter and more efficient information exchange. These road warriors need work machines that are lightweight, rugged and reliable. Taiwanese technology company ASUS has long promised these qualities in its laptops. It has now debuted its VivoBook, which brings Microsoft Windows 8 touch gestures on a ultra slim profile.
Computer PC makers are trying their best to beat back the tablet mania, that is eating into their sales. Many of the portable computers launched in recent months are hybrids or convertibles—morphing easily between portable tablets and full-powered laptops with a keyboard. With the release of Microsoft’s touch-centric Windows 8 platform in October and more power-efficient chips from Intel, PC makers are trying to spark growth by focusing on creating slim laptops with touchscreens that convert to tablets and vice versa.
Sometimes you really need a full laptop keyboard, that you would like to couple it with a Windows 8 touch experience. The VivoBook from ASUS is exactly trying to meet this: it is an excellent 11.6-inch notebook PC that includes a multitouch, capacitive touchscreen for all the cool new gestures built into Windows 8. Marketed as an inexpensive Windows 8 computer, the ASUS VivoBook looks to provide decent touch-connectivity for Windows 8 without the high price that other computers will
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